Have daylilies, looking for tropicals

San Jose, CA

I'm looking for ginger, elephant ears, and other tropical plants.

Daylilies I have for trade include:

BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS--wonderful plant, up for the Stout medal this year
MISS AMELIA--light yellow, long flowering
SCARLET ORBIT--a wonderful red flower
ACUPULCO NIGHT--dark red, and tall
LADY NEVA--a tall, yellow with a red eye
JUST WHISTLE--purple with a dark purple pattern
HARVARD YARD--gold with a crimson eye
APOLLODORUS--a nice purple
COMING UP ROSES--rose flowers
RESPIGHI--purple flower, nice
SOVEREIGN QUEEN--another purple
RUSSIAN RHAPSODY--great purple
LEEBEA ORANGE CRUSH--orange flower, very eye-catching

San Jose, CA

Here is a picture of BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS

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San Jose, CA

And, SCARLET ORBIT

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San Jose, CA

And, LADY NEVA

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San Jose, CA

And, JUST WHISTLE.

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San Jose, CA

And, RESPHIGHI.

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Ripley, MS

I have white butterfly ginger, if you are interested in it, I would like to have Apollodorus
Sandra

Bay City, MI(Zone 6a)

i have some brug babies,EE,canna,amarylis, and maybe a ginger oh and camissia albas.
Im interested in
lady neva and beautiful edgings

let me know
dori

Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a)

Brugs, Cannas, E.E.'s and other tropicals for trade. I'm interested in "Just Whistle" & "RESPHIGHI". Please e-mail me.

San Jose, CA

I'm sending e-mail back to you all. Thanks.

San Jose, CA

OK, currently the following are set aside for possible trades: Apollodorus, Beautiful Edgings, Lady Neva, Just Whistle, and Respighi.

I could do maybe two more trades after that, if anyone is interested.

Thanks.

Hixson, TN(Zone 7a)

lilystorm
I have white ginger lily,red and yellow flowered canna if you are still interested.
I would be interested in SCARLET ORBIT,SOVEREIGN QUEEN.

San Jose, CA

I'm still looking for elephant ears, if anyone is still interested in daylilies.

Hillsboro, OH(Zone 6a)

I have lots of ears and only the last two hems on your list. E me. ;)

Bay City, MI(Zone 6a)

i dont know the names of my EE's but i do have one black one i can get a piece off of! The others are one to me all look alike!!! :)

Hillsboro, OH(Zone 6a)

I'll get back to you after work today. :)

East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

if you still have any apolodorus and/or sovereign queen, I have a curcuma ginger and possible EE illustris. lmk

Deltona, FL(Zone 9a)

I would be interested in some of your daylillies..name not to important NO ditch lillies. I have to trade EE/pagoda plants really nice tropical plant/var.pathos tree climing type gets really large when trained up a tree. LMK if interested.. cinnabor

Livermore, CA(Zone 9a)

Hi, I have Black Magic Elephant ears and Hedychium Alpinia zerumbert ‘Variegata if you are interested.

Patricia

San Jose, CA

Thanks for all these great trades. I'm expecting some great tropicals!

I'll get back to everyone who has already posted. If we can't make a trade now (I'm just starting, so I'm going to go with one of each kind for now), I'll be back to trade again.

Thanks so much.

NEW CUYAMA, CA

If you are still trading; I have tropical gingers (didn't bloom this year, only got in mail this year), will trade acouple of those for JUST WHISTLE & BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS.........tell me what will be fair?
eddie1girl@aol.com

Honokaa, HI

I realize it may be too late but
I could trade plumerias.........

Palmyra, IL(Zone 5b)

I would love just whistle I have several brugs,Big green ee's and black magic ee's.Thanks,Jody

Pinellas Park, FL(Zone 9b)

I have some yellow plumeria cuttings if you're interested.
Jan...

San Jose, CA

JodyC and budgielover, I'm putting my daylilies to rest for the winter, but I appreciate the offers. If I dig now, I may risk some rotting over the winter.

I'll probably be looking for more tropicals in the spring or summer and will post again.

Thanks, everyone!

Palmyra, IL(Zone 5b)

Maybe next year. Thanks,Jody

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